Sentence examples for a dangerous push for from inspiring English sources

The west can choose a dangerous push for a settlement now, or a tepid continuation of a policy that promises a longer war and strategic failure in the region – while hundreds of thousands of desperate people wait at Europe's doorstep.

Anonymity has proven a dangerous path for startups like Secret, so Yik Yak is pushing a soft pivot towards connection with people close by.

In an editorial titled "A Dangerous Game," The Hindu, a leading national English-language newspaper based in Chennai, criticized India's central government for failing to push Sri Lanka on the rights of ethnic Tamils in Sri Lanka.

Merely repeating a dangerous activity, for thrills, without seeming to push the limits of human ingenuity was tantamount to pro wrestling — an invitation to scolds, like the New York Post's Phil Mushnick, to invoke Disney, as a reminder that wholesome family entertainment this was not.

Some have argued that, if detected early, it might be possible to redirect a dangerous asteroid, for instance by exploding a nuclear charge whose energy could push it into another orbit.

Sure, but isn't this a dangerous time for America's banks whose deposit base is insured by taxpayers to be pushing the envelope?

If this push to change the legal definition of gender succeeds, it will set a dangerous precedent for conservative politics that could spill over into the Canadian mainstream.

It is a very dangerous thing to push for.

This is a dangerous time for parks.

It's a dangerous moment for Europe.

Snowboarding is a dangerous game for boxers.